Cillian Sherlock
UK
Projection that Sinn Fein will be in next Government ‘has been ‘shattered’
Counting in the local government elections is well under way.
8 Jun 2024
UK
Vote counting under way in Irish local elections
Voters cast ballots in three elections on Friday.
8 Jun 2024
UK
Vote counting in local election to get under way later
The ballot papers for the local government elections will be sorted and counted first.
8 Jun 2024
Politics
Polling stations close after Irish vote in three elections
Counting in the council elections is due to start on Saturday.
7 Jun 2024
Politics
Final hours of voting in three landmark elections in Ireland
Ireland is electing new councillors, MEPs and some voters will also be directing electing a mayor.
7 Jun 2024
Politics
Voting under way in Ireland in three landmark elections
Irish voters will elect almost 1,000 councillors, 14 MEPs and a mayor for the southwestern county of Limerick.
7 Jun 2024
UK
Migration, climate and farming factor in to Ireland’s European elections
Ireland will vote to elect 14 representatives to the European Parliament on Friday.
6 Jun 2024
Business News5 Jun 2024
McDonald’s loses case over Big Mac trademark
The European Court of Justice upheld a complaint from Galway-based Supermac’s
UK
Community ‘horrified’ after woman killed in dog attack in Co Limerick
The dog involved in the incident in Ballyneety was put down and several others were seized.
5 Jun 2024
UK30 May 2024
Tents cleared from Dublin canal as migrants offered State shelter
The operation to dismantle the tents pitched in a cramped space along the Grand Canal began shortly after 7am on Thursday.
World30 May 2024
Operation to move migrants from Grand Canal encampment underway
Male asylum seekers who have been sleeping in tents on the canal banks are being transferred from the site on buses
Politics
Sanctions against Israel not ‘off the table’, Irish premier says
Israel has continued operations in Rafah after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to halt its offensive there.
27 May 2024
Politics
Irish ambassador subjected to ‘unacceptable’ treatment by Israel, Martin says
During a reprimand, Sonya McGuinness was shown footage of Hamas that Israel claimed was filmed on October 7.
24 May 2024
Politics
Harris: Israel is misrepresenting the views of the Irish people on Palestine
Ireland announced on Wednesday its recognition of the state of Palestine in a joint move with Norway and Spain.
23 May 2024
Politics
Parties in Northern Ireland welcome General Election
Party leaders took aim at the Conservatives and focused on the UK Government’s Legacy Act as well as funding levels supplied to Northern Ireland.
22 May 2024
Politics
Ireland expected to recognise Palestinian statehood
Irish and Spanish officials have been in discussions with other European countries about making a joint recognition of the state of Palestine.
22 May 2024
Politics
Ireland expected to advance recognition of Palestine on Wednesday
Irish and Spanish officials have been in discussions with other European countries about making a joint recognition of the state of Palestine.
21 May 2024
Politics
Ireland edges towards recognising Palestine despite Israel’s warning
Irish and Spanish officials have been in discussions with other European countries about making a joint recognition.
21 May 2024
UK
Higgins lays wreath to mark 50th anniversary of bombing of Dublin and Monaghan
No-one has ever been convicted over the bombings, but the loyalist Ulster Volunteer Force admitted responsibility in 1993.
17 May 2024
UK
Dublin-Monaghan bombing campaigners ‘deserve the truth’, Irish president says
A ceremony marking is taking place in Dublin to mark the 50th anniversary of the attacks on May 17 1974.
17 May 2024
Politics
Harris expresses ‘deep concern’ to Israeli president
Taoiseach Simon Harris spoke by phone with President Isaac Herzog on Friday.
17 May 2024